Grand Challenge
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The Grand Challenge is a project of the UK CFS/ME Collaborative, focused on phenotyping and subtyping using statistical analysis and bringing in genomics and other areas with a cohort size of around ten thousand patients.[1]
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- 2016, Response to Professor Stephen Holgate: UK Has "Dream Team" for Grand Challenge
- 2016, Professor Stephen Holgate: UK Has "Dream Team" for Grand Challenge
- 2016, CEO blog: Prof George Davey Smith on the Grand Challenge (see George Davey Smith)
- 2016, The power and pitfalls of omics - George Davey Smith's storming talk at ME/CFS conference
- 2015, CMRC 2015: short report
- 2015, Two days in Newcastle | reflections on ways forward for global ME/CFS research
- 2015, UK CFS/ME Research Collaborative conference report 13-14 October 2015
- 2013, UK CFS/ME Research Collaborative Study - Patients with chronic fatigue use additional areas of brain when using memory
